Sentence examples for might particularly like from inspiring English sources

Spend more time in one city you might particularly like to be a local expert and find reasons to visit again.

"If Sony started selling stuff directly on a TV commercial, Best Buy might not particularly like that," Mr. Gardner said.

Patients might not particularly like the new admission procedure at a growing number of hospitals: having what looks like an elongated Q-Tip stuck up their noses.

Simply put, I want to know how PR professionals — and there are quite a lot of them — manage to represent and promote their clients, even when they might not particularly like a company's product, or, perhaps, agree with its politics.

The smell of a particular perfume, or a television show she particularly liked might trigger your memory of her.

And while his airy insistence that "we don't think the consumer particularly likes cash" might be true for the under-30s, who increasingly seem to regard forking out actual coins as akin to bartering with seashells, it should set alarm bells ringing for the rest of us.

And what of Knausgaard's mother, his brother, his wife and ex-wife, the teenage girlfriend he divested of knickers and ejaculated against despite not particularly liking her? How might these people react to being grist for Knausgaard's literary mill?

I particularly liked the collection of painted wooden chairs in the Court Hall, some of which might be Indian.

He particularly liked me swearing.

He particularly likes tech stocks.

Neither particularly likes hearing voices.